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Biz journalist at The Canadian Press. Covering banks and all things finance. I'm at: iab@cp.org.

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An eroding Winnipeg neighbourhood looks to new foundations

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By Ian Bickis Verified
| North Shore News Verified
WINNIPEG — The lot Jesse Bettcher lives on in Winnipeg's north end used to be a pile of burnt rubble. Same with the one next door. And the one across the street. But he's now the proud owner of a two-storey house with blue-grey siding and white trim, so new the orange construction fencing is still out front.
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Winnipeg neighbourhood looks to new foundations with a pilot project aimed at affordable home ownership

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By Ian Bickis Verified
| Flipboard
Whales 4 hours ago This Tiny Town in North America Is Known for 300 Nights of Northern Lights—and It Becomes the ‘Beluga Capital of the World’ Every Summer Travel + Leisure • 4h In summer, around 50,000 beluga whales come to Hudson Bay and Churchill, Manitoba to feed and calve. What does it mean for a destination to have it all? In the far northern part of Manitoba, Canada, it looks like summer visits from beluga whales followed by polar bears awaiting the winter freeze. …
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Manitoba says 249 people housed so far under new strategy

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By Ian Bickis Verified
| Times Colonist Verified
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government says it has found housing for 249 people who had been living in encampments since it launched a new strategy at the start of last year. Housing Minister Bernadette Smith says in a news release that the province has moved the people into transitional and permanent supported housing with the help of numerous local partners. It's an increase from the 186 people the government said in February it had housed through the Your Way Home strategy.
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